Advanced Recovery Advanced Recovery is a leader in recycling efforts of scrap, specifically dangerous CRTs and electronic equipment. Please see what others have said about our recycling program.
Clearinghouse for Training, Education, and Development Clearinghouse for Training, Education and Development is the central server provided by the Office of Training and Human Resource Development for access to all other participating U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) training servers.
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education (enc) The Eisenhower Regional Consortia serve 10 regions of the country and work with ENC to disseminate effective materials and teaching methods. Free publications, CD-ROMs, and professional development activities. Part of the Department of Education's continuing efforts to reform K-12 math and science education.
Environmental Education Environmental education links in the Puget Sound area.
Environmental Education for a Sustainable Future Since the first Earth Day in 1970, significant shifts in perceptions of environmental priorities have occurred. Confrontation between environmentalists and those they have challenged is increasingly seen by "both sides" as counterproductive; it is generally accepted that reasoned concern about the environment is essential to good economics and planning. Dramatic increases in knowledge about the environment have revealed the necessity of applying information from all disciplines of the natural and social sciences to the solution of environment-related problems.
Environmental Education on the Internet (EE Link) Consistent with the key principles of environmental education, their mission is to spread information and ideas that will help educators explore the environment and investigate current issues with students. They are building this resource for students, teachers and professionals that support K-12 environmental education, such as media specialists, in-service providers, nature center staff and curriculum developers. EE-Link is maintained by the National Consortium for Environmental Education and Training, a partner in the Environmental Education and Training Partnership.
Environment Online CREST's Experimental Internet Global Environment Education Center.
Frank Potter's Science Sites An extensive listing of science-related resources on the internet.
John M. Judy Environmental Education Consortium A new environmental initiative has been launched through the establishment of the John M. Judy Environmental Education Consortium. John M. Judy, the Consortium's namesake, was the Project Director of TVA's Environmental Education Program and has been credited for the successful establishment, growth and international reputation of excellence of what has now become the John M. Judy Environmental Education Consortium.
Learning About Renewable Energy Can you imagine life without television, cars, or computers? What if you had to cook your dinner over a fire or fetch water from a river? It might be fun for a camping trip, but you probably would not want to do it every day. But that's how life was before scientists and inventors discovered ways to use energy to make our lives easier. Today, most of the energy we use comes from fossil fuels. Coal, oil, and natural gas are all fossil fuels. Over millions of years, the decay of plants, dinosaurs, and other animals was formed into fossil fuels. These fuels lie buried between layers of earth and rock. The only way to get them out is to drill or mine for them. While fossil fuels are still being created today by underground heat and pressure, they are being consumed more rapidly than they are created. For that reason, fossil fuels are considered nonrenewable; that is, they are not replaced as soon as we use them. So, we could run out of them sometime in the future. Or, we might someday use so much fossil fuel that we won't be able to drill or mine fast enough to keep up with the demand.
National Energy Foundation The National Energy Foundation is the nation's premier nonprofit provider of educational materials and programs related to energy, natural resources, and the environment. NEF is supported by businesses, government agencies, associations, and the education community. NEF creates and distributes economical instructional materials which relate to all aspects of energy: coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear energy, renewable energy, electricity, energy efficiency, economics, water, conservation, the environment, ecology, air quality, recycling, wildlife, mineral resources and mining, waste management, public policy processes, science and technology, decision making, and other natural resource topics.
Newton's Apple A national science television program for kids and adults from the Twin Cities Public Television. Teachers' Guides are available for a number of energy and environmental topics.
North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) The North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE) is a network of professionals and students working in the field of environmental education throughout North America and in over 55 countries around the world. Since 1971, the Association has promoted environmental education and supported the work of environmental educators.
Reading Room - Education Education-related on-line books in their entirety. Free for the reading. In the "Reading Room" section of the National Academy press, the publisher for the National Academy of Sciences, the National Research Council, and the Institute of Medicine, web site.
ReSource ReSource, is the quarterly publication of the Solar Energy Research and Education Foundation. SEREF is a non-profit organization located in Washington, D.C. dedicated to the advancement of renewable energy through education. SEREF's main project is the Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology (CREST).
Renewable Energy for Students Renewable energy activities and references for students.
Renewable Energy for Teachers Renewable energy activities and curriculum; competitions and events; and references for teaqchers.
Rising Sun Energy Center The Rising Sun Energy Center is a 501(c)3 non profit corporation whose mission is to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency to students and teachers, building professionals and the public. The Energy Center is located in a solar powered building at Cabrillo College in Aptos California. They have a comprehensive curriculum and lending library, and offer exhibits on energy efficient lighting, solar space heating, water heating, solar electric systems, and more. Student tours available.
Sites for Technology Education An abbreviated list of stable sites which are useful to technology educators.
The Discovery Channel Online Your guide to what's on the Discovery Channel, and more.
The Learning Studio Visit the Learning Studio at the San Francisco Exploratorium.
The Why Files The National Institute for Science Education.
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